Hourly Rate by Degree/Major Subject for Self-Employed Employees

Updated: 29 May 2012

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Hourly Rate by Degree

Degree/Major Subject	National Hourly Rate Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$50	$100	$150
Bachelor's Degree	$15.32 - $92.62
Associate's Degree	$9.91 - $70.07
Doctorate (PhD)	$17.00 - $100.00
GED or High School Diploma	$11.25 - $16.50
High School Diploma	$11.25 - $15.60
Juris Doctor (JD), Master of Jurisprudence, or Master of Law (LLM)	n/a	Not enough data
No Degree	n/a	Not enough data
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Communications	n/a	Not enough data
Doctor of Medicine (MD)	n/a	Not enough data
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Psychology	n/a	Not enough data
Bachelor of Music (BMus / BM), Music Performance	n/a	Not enough data
Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Business	n/a	Not enough data
Master of Science (MS), Environmental Science	n/a	Not enough data
Juris Doctor (JD / Law)	n/a	Not enough data
Certificate (Cert)	n/a	Not enough data
Graduate Certificate, General Studies	n/a	Not enough data
Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Business & Marketing	n/a	Not enough data
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 29 May 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 109

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